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Regent Bali Canggu offers luxury accommodation on Bali's hippest coast
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Regent Bali Canggu, the first Regent property on the island, is an all-suites-and-villas sanctuary located at the edge of the Batu Bolong strip. The resort features low-rise pavilions built with local timber and andesite stone, with interiors that incorporate Balinese design aesthetics. Guest suites and villas are spacious and include a complimentary refreshment gallery and hand-carved teak bathtubs. The resort offers nine pools, each with cabanas, and five dining options, including Taru for Indonesian classics and Sazón, a Spanish tapas bar by Chef Andrew Walsh. Walsh's new restaurant, Cure, provides modern European cuisine. A signature Regent Club lounge serves complimentary champagne nightly. The Regent Spa & Wellness offers treatments like "The Massage Revolution," performed on a warm quartz sand bed.
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